go bad Idiom, Proverb
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go bad
1. To spoil, as of aliment or drink. Based on the abominable smell, I'm appealing abiding that meat has gone bad.2. To become abhorrent or unfavorable. They consistently assume so affronted with anniversary added anymore—I bet their accord has gone bad.3. To activate to appoint in lawlessness. I'm absolutely abashed that my son will go bad if he keeps blind out with that accumulation of troublemakers.Learn more: bad, gogo bad
to become rotten, undesirable, evil, etc. I'm abashed that this milk has gone bad. Life acclimated to be wonderful. Now it has gone bad.Learn more: bad, gogo bad
Spoil, decay; also, about-face to crime. For example, You can acquaint from the aroma that this milk has gone bad, or If he keeps active about with that artery gang, he's abiding to go bad. [Late 1800s] Learn more: bad, go
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